Super Anchor Safety 1010 - Safety Bar for 2x4 Trusses

The Safety Bar is a temporary, reusable open-framing anchor that gives crews a safe tie-off point before sheathing or full bracing. It spans three trusses, locks in with stainless detent pins, and automatically gauges trusses at 24" on center. Rated for two users and compatible with shock-absorbing lanyards or SRLs, it’s a fast, rugged solution for truss-stage fall protection.

Features

• Made for 2×4 top chords: Model 1010 sized for 2×4 trusses; bars for other sizes available separately. 
• Three-truss span, 24" OC gauge: Sets spacing and provides a stable tie-off as trusses are set. 
• Two-person anchorage: Supports 2 users when the PFAS is designed by a qualified person; max 310 lb per user including tools/equipment. 
• Strong, job-tough build: Red powder-coated steel bar with 3/8" stainless detent pins; 5,000 lb rated anchor. 
• Works with SRLs or lanyards: Tie off using an energy-absorbing lanyard or self-retracting lifeline.
• Compact dimensions: 24" OC × 48" length for the 2×4 model. 
• Open-framing friendly: Purpose-built for use prior to roof sheathing, helping maintain OSHA-compliant protection during the hardest phase to secure.

• Device - 3 Truss Anchor, Temporary Use up to 2 persons
• Fall Protection Rating - Fall Arrest and Fall Restraint
• Structure Attachment - Wood trusses 2x4, 2x6 and 2x8
• Minimum Breaking -5,000 pounds
• Average Tensile - 5,000 pounds
• Material - Mild Steel, powder coated
• Maximum User Weight - 340 pounds including tools and equipment
• Hardware - Stainless steel dentent pins
• OSHA Standard - 1926:502
• ANSI Standard - Z359.1-07

• Q: When should this anchor be used during construction?
  A: During the open-framing phase, before roof sheathing is installed. Remove it prior to sheathing and switch to permanent anchors for ongoing work.
• Q: How should it be positioned across the trusses for best performance?
  A: Span three adjacent wood trusses and fully seat the bar on the top chords. Insert the stainless detent pins through the correct holes per the instructions, and make sure the truss system is properly braced before anyone ties off.
• Q: What connectors and lifelines are acceptable with this anchor?
  A: Use ANSI-compliant PFAS components—locking snap hooks or carabiners—with either an energy-absorbing lanyard or a self-retracting lifeline. Do not rig horizontal lifelines unless a qualified person/engineer has designed the system.
• Q: Can this be used as structural bracing or to pull trusses into alignment?
  A: No. It’s a personal fall arrest anchorage only. Do not use it to align, brace, hoist, or lift trusses or materials.